Omega copper face

[gary17]

Can anyone tell me the caliber of this watch? 

Has this had a new face fitted. Movement number says its a 1944 auto bumper. 

Anyone come across this colour face? 

Any info would be gratefully received. 

Thanx 

Gary

[Nutiborskoku]

The serial number points it to ca. 1945. Omega bumper automatics were either from the 28.10 or 30.10 series at the time. The designation is on the base plate underneath the balance wheel.

The dial seems legit, no redial. So, there's no reason to assume that the dial has been swapped.

Edited September 11, 2019 by Nutiborskoku

[Nucejoe]

Furthure to the above, If the dial feet are both intact which obviously has fitted the mainplate, the dial plate is legit. 

[anilv]

its also called the cal 33x or 34x. I ordered parts for the 353 using that number.

Anilv

[anilv]

On tip is that the Tissot cal.28 is basically the same movement (Omega and Tissot were quite closely related at the time) so parts from one will fit the other. The mainplate and bridges on most of the Tissots were not so nicely finished as Omegas.

Anilv

[oldhippy]

Anyone come across this colour face. I have back in the 70's & 80's quite popular around Devon. Looks all correct to me.